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  • More details have surfaced on an innovative Eu1.8bn financing package Mediobanca and Nomura are putting in place for the region of Lazio.
  • Peel Holdings has sold down the reserve notes of its Trafford Centre Finance tap from June 2005. The £166.7m sale took the total debt backed by the high profile shopping centre near Manchester to £861m.
  • Southern Pacific Mortgages looks set be the first UK non-conforming issuer to come to the market this year, with the 14th issue in its programme. The £360m transaction, led by Lehman Brothers, will be priced next week. Southern Pacific Securities 06-1 PLC's structure follows the last SPS deal, incorporating a cash reserve at closing to mitigate the reduced interest rate on discounted loans during the first year.
  • Discussions regarding loan-deliverable credit default swaps continued last week as the group of dealers and buysiders working on developing a framework and ground rules for the product met again.
  • Northwest Airlines' unsecured bonds traded weaker as the company asked the bankruptcy court to impose permanent labor cost cuts if it is unable to gain concession from its retirees and unions, the Air Line Pilots Association and the Professional Flight Attendants Association.
  • Sedgwick CMS Holdings is expected to enter into a $340 million senior secured credit facility with Banc of America Securities.
  • Waste Connections took advantage of a welcoming bank market and scored a larger revolver through refinancing, said Worthing Jackman, executive v.p. and cfo.
  • ISP Chemco, a subsidiary of International Specialty Holdings, is in the market with a proposed $1.15 billion credit facility.
  • Investors holding trade claims in United Airlines are cashing out before the claims convert into equity, which could happen as early as next week.
  • Competitive pricing helped JPMorgan win the lead on $350 million in senior secured credit facilities for A. Schulman, a supplier of plastic compounds and resins.
  • Calpine Corp.'s second-lien notes traded up five points to 90 after the note holders won two partial interest payments on these securities, according to a trader.
  • GE Capital and Bank of America last Thursday launched syndication of $150 million in loans to back a leveraged buyout of CareMore Medical Enterprises by JPMorgan Partners.